Another Andrea Scarpino poem.
Let it never be said Saint Marty is a sore loser. Just a little hungover.
Tissues
by: Andrea Scarpino
We washed clothes,
paisley pajamas, undershirts,
remade the bed,
emptied your prescriptions
one by one, threw away
your insulin, squares
of alcohol. The laundry
rang another load.
I opened the lid.
Your tissues everywhere
like snow, stuck to our clothes,
dimpled wash bin.
Handfuls in your pockets,
everywhere you go.
Everywhere you went.
Happy Saint Patrick's Day to all, and to all a good night |
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